FORD, Leslie

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Burn Forever, by Zenith Brown (writing as Leslie Ford) (Paperback)

The town was dark and heavy with doom. Hate, generations old, flowed through it like a malevolent ri

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By the Watchman's Clock, by Zenith Brown (writing as Leslie Ford) (paper)

Slowly I turned to face the hall and the doorway. I waited in an agony of suspense. The great

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Mr. Pinkerton at the Old Angel, by Zenith Brown (writing as David Frome) (Paperback)

The Old Angel is everything an old English inn should be, with ancient beams, gleaming copper bedwar

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Mr. Pinkerton Grows a Beard, by Zenith Brown (writing as David Frome) (paper)

Carlotta Rathbone was awfully elegant, dreadfully chic and terribly dead -- as Mr. Pinkerton discove

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Reno Rendezvous, by Zenith Brown (writing as Leslie Ford) (paper)

Judy was very beautiful, very much in love and very much married to the wrong man. A speedy divorce

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The Clue of the Judas Tree, by Zenith Brown (writing as Leslie Ford) (Paperback)

IN THE MANSION OF MURDER... A self-made millionaire, whose true story was not fit to print... His

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The Philadelphia Murder Story: A Colonel Primrose Mystery, by Zenith Brown (writing as Leslie Ford) (paper)

To millions of loyal readers, Myron Kane was a great man, a genius, a truth-teller.  But t

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Three Bright Pebbles, by Zenith Brown (writing as Leslie Ford) (paper)

Hatred in the night... There was little love in the Winthrop clan, not in the mother who ruthle